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Mum's the Word

1960, French. Directed by Jean Boyer.

Martin is a nurse in a private clinic in Paris. The victim of a serious concussion, an unidentified casualty, arrives in the emergency room one night. He is operated on immediately. When he wakes up, half-unconscious, he tells Martin a confused story about stealing jewels from a maharajah visiting Marseille... before falling into total amnesia. Real and fake policemen interrogate Martin, gangsters kidnap him to get him to reveal precious information, but... the nurse keeps his mouth shut!

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Released
26 April 1960
Original title
Bouche cousue
Country
France
Written by
Jean-Pierre Feydeau, Jean Boyer

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Mum's the Word (1960) was directed by Jean Boyer and stars Darry Cowl, Judith Magre, Jacques Hilling.

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